Compliance Analysis

Screen recipes against market rules to identify regulatory compliance issues from the start

Empower R&D to innovate confidently with early compliance alerts, preventing downstream delays, reformulations or reworks

Catch compliance risks early and reduce development rework

Give R&D instant compliance insight from the start

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Evaluate Raw Materials

Evaluate ingredients for regulatory compliance based on usage across hundreds of markets.

Evaluate Entire Recipes

Evaluate an entire recipe based on usage across hundreds of markets for fit and compliance.

Run “What-if” Analyses

Identify changes that can be made to achieve improved alignment and compliance outcomes.

Run Multi-Recipe Analyses

Automatically scan multiple products at once for compliance across hundreds of markets.

Manage Changes

Monitor for issues around active products and perform impact analysis on your active or work in progress (WIP) products.

Make Faster, Earlier Compliance Decisions

See how teams can assess products across markets, review ingredient changes and spot compliance issues earlier to avoid delays and costly reformulation.

Success stories

“I think it was really clear and seems easy to use. It will be very useful and will save me time when doing assessments.”
– Mondelēz International

Solutions

For Mondelēz, Compliance Analysis was integrated with SAP PLM to enable structured data exchange, compliance analysis, cited results and one-click publishing of outcomes back into PLM specifications.

FAQ

What is Compliance Analysis and why is it important?

Compliance Analysis helps teams evaluate whether products, ingredients or formulations align with relevant market rules and requirements. It is important because it gives R&D teams earlier visibility into potential issues, helping teams avoid late-stage surprises, reduce rework and make better product decisions sooner. Organizations often complement this process with regulatory and scientific affairs consulting to address complex compliance questions.

How can Compliance Analysis be deployed in our environment?

Compliance Analysis is available as a stand-alone solution, and it can also be added as an optional Specialized Intelligence Module for FoodChain ID’s Recipes & Specifications and Formulation for PLM. It gives food and beverage teams flexibility to access earlier compliance insight in the way that best fits their systems and workflows. Broader digital transformation initiatives can be supported through digital consulting services.

Do we need to be regulatory experts to get value from Compliance Analysis?

No. Compliance Analysis gives Product Development teams usable compliance insight earlier, helping them make better decisions without manually interpreting every market rule.

What inputs are needed to run a compliance assessment?

Compliance Analysis uses product and ingredient information to assess likely compliance outcomes against relevant market rules. In practice, teams need enough structured product data to evaluate recipes, ingredients and target markets so they can get useful insight earlier in development. Accurate labeling and claim information can also support activities such as product and label certification.

How does Compliance Analysis help reduce risk?

Compliance Analysis helps reduce risk by identifying potential issues earlier, before they trigger delays, rework or costly late-stage changes. That gives teams a better chance to address problems sooner and move forward with greater confidence. Specialized support from regulatory experts can further strengthen decision-making when requirements are complex or evolving.

Is Compliance Analysis only useful for multi-market launches?

No. Compliance Analysis is valuable any time Product Development teams need earlier compliance visibility, whether they are developing for one market, comparing markets or evaluating product changes.

Will Compliance Analysis create more work for R&D at the start?

No. Compliance Analysis is meant to reduce manual checks, repeated handoffs and avoidable reformulation work, so R&D teams spend less time reworking projects and more time moving them forward.

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